Jeff Linder

Iowa women’s basketball: Times and TV has been added to the 2025-26 schedule.

High school football football: IHSAA rankings through Week 6.

High school football: The Gazette’s post-Week 6 poll. Class 1A No. 1 Grundy Center was pushed by South Hardin last week, but extended its win streak to 45.

High school volleyball: Fueled by an early upset of Clear Creek Amana, Cedar Rapids Kennedy goes 5-0 at the Michelle Starcevich Invitational.

Iowa High School football 2025: How the ranked teams from The Gazette’s preseason poll fared in Week 6. No. 7 Newton takes down No. 2 Pella, 35-33, in a Class 4A thriller.

High school football: Balanced, bruising rushing attack sends West Delaware past Independence, 42-27. After missing the playoffs last year, the Class 3A sixth-ranked Hawks are 6-0.

Gazette writers Madison Hricik and Jeff Linder disuss 5-star recruit McKenna Woliczko committing to Iowa Women’s Basketball

Iowa Women’s basketball: Hawkeye’s Hannah Stuelke is named to the preseason all-Big Ten team.

Iowa high school football 2025: Gazette-area Week 6 games to watch. The state’s 8-Player game of the week is at Preston, where unbeatens Edgewood-Colesburg and Easton Valley collide

The Gazette sports writers Jeff Linder, Jeff Johnson and K.J. Pilcher talk about Week 5 results in Iowa High School Football and the upcoming Week 6 matchups.

High school football: 2025 Class 5A RPIs, through Week 5. The lone unbeaten, Waukee Northwest leads a pack of five CIML teams.

Women’s basketball: Carver-Hawkeye Arena will be sold out again in 2025-26. It is the third consecutive season of a season-long sellout.

High school volleyball notes: Iowa City Liberty has clinched a share of the MVC Mississippi Division crown, and can win it outright with a win at Iowa City West next Tuesday. Meanwhile, in the Valley Division, Cedar Falls is the champion.

High school volleyball: Area Super Ten. No change among the top six; Marion makes its first appearance of the season

Iowa women’s basketball: Ranked as the No. 6 senior in the nation by ESPN, Californian McKenna Woliczko picks Iowa over South Carolina, USC and Ohio State